Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-09
Annual ,Ieteoro,opicaI Revi.,.

Il handsomely printed work OF l61 pages,
compiled by Sergeant James A. Barwick.
US A. Signal Corps, has just been issued
from the State Printing Office. 1t is en-
titled an ." Annual Meteorological Review
OF the State of California during the wear
1856, by the Meteorological Department of
the State Agricultural Society,"" and is a
valuable publication, the result evidently
OF great care and industry. Included in
the contents are reports upon the rainfall
and meteorology of the more prominent
cities IN California; seasonal rainfall for
the Pacific coast; records of temperature,
rainfall, elevation, ETC., of the Coast Range,
Sacramento valley. San joaquin valley
and other counties: Southern States and
Pacific coast record of clear days, rainfall,
temperature. etc; semi-tropic winter in
Central ana Northern California; isother-
mai maps of California climate OF South
ern California; original researches on the
meteorology of the Pacific coast BY Lieut..
w. A. Glasscock, Z. S. A, Signal Officer
and assistants; cultivation of the olive and
mode of oil making, and many other in
teresting papers.
CoRoNER's INoUEsr.-Last evening Jus
tice of the Peace J. G. Bright, of Washing
ton, held an inquest upon the body of an
unknown woman, which had been found
floating in the Sacramento river near Free
port. The jury returned verdict of death
by drowning. but could not determine
whether it was accidental or not. She had
evidently been in the water six or seven
DAYS. She had light hair, was about five
feet high, had no shoes on and was dressed
IN Mother Hubbard wrapper She will
buried at O'Clock this morning from
Kavanaugh's undertaking rooms.
REAL ESTATE SALE-The auction sale of
real estate by D. ]. Simmons G. Co. yester-
day resulted in the Aiken property, on K
street, between Sixth and Seventh, being
purchased by S. S. Nixon for $S.725. The
property No. 1926 Fifth street was knocked
down to A. Johnson for 1925. The bidding
on all the property was spirited, and the
figures offered would have been considered
large year ago but, with the exception
of the two pieces mentioned above, the
offers did not reach the limit owners had
fixed. The same firm will have another
sale in about two weeks.
ARREsTs-The following arrests were
made yesterday: All Glue, by Deputy
Sheriff Edred, for misdemeanor w. II.
Burtless, G. Politz, Joe Bundechurch, and
Sam Kue, by Deputy Inspector of Build
ings Foote. for misdemeanor-violatin
the sign ordinance; Bezerk Allah Sharbel'
by officer Mccormack, for peddling with
out Ii cense; ]. J. Brissell, by officer
Frazee, and Mrs. Mcdonald, by officer
Able, both for being drunk.
OFFICERS OF SCHILLER LOGGED. d. G.
NJ. Ben. Schwarz, of District ~, |. o. o. r.
has installed the following officers: l..
Egeherg, n. g.; ]. Haberkren, v g.: s.
Wild, Rec. Sec; f. Schmidt. p. Sec: M.
Graf, Treas; B. Ruhl, w; L. IHuelsmann.
Con; B. H. Chapman, O. G.; f. Fut-
terer, 1. c.; C. Schwarz, r. S. y. G.; J.
Ruelburg, L. S. n. G.; Geo. Saal r. S. U.
g.; o. Fuchs, L. S. Y. G.; J. Uhlrieh, r. S.
s.; C. Odd, L. S. S.
MErRoPoLIrAN THEATER. = The Cele-
brated Case" was decidedly improved on
its presentation last night The timiditv
of first night had left the new PEOPLE and
the result was better work. The play is
one of pathos and romantic interest, and
draws warm applause in every act. There
was fair house last evening. A matinee
to-day and a performance tonight, 1.-The
Celebrated Cas-" on each occasion.
AN 0BsTRUcrIoN.-Of late considerable
inquiry has been made as to why the side
walk near the northeast corner of X and
Seventh streets has not been cleared of an
obstruction consisting of a pile of stones,
which occupy about one-half the width of
the walk. 1t is said that an old lady fell
upon them few evenings ago and was
hurt
AUCTION SALE-Bell &c Co. will sell at 10
A.. NJ. to-day. at salesroom. No. 927 K street,
three excellent work horses, buggies. car
riages. harness, and large consign ment
Of new and secondhand furniture carpets,
etc